Journey
I didn't wake up one day as a CTO. It started with hacking Game Boy ROMs when I was 12 and kept going from there — forums, WordPress, freelancing, enterprise work, and eventually running the tech side of a product company.
Game Boy hacking & early RPG prototypes
ROM hacking and RPG Maker XP. This is where I learned to debug, use tools, and figure things out on my own.
Nintendo gaming forums
Built and customized community forums. Picked up HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP along the way.
WordPress websites
Personal sites and experiments. This is when I started actually shipping things online.
Tombola
An online bingo game. Classic PHP + MariaDB stack. Solidified the full-stack basics.
Drone TCP ASL
High school final project — a Java Android app that controls a virtual drone over TCP.
Work Manager + freelance work
Started building desktop tools and taking on real clients. The shift from "projects for fun" to "projects for money".
Foodity and Workway
Projects got more ambitious — service composition, multiple frontends, real deployment responsibilities.
Queuee + Oslo Italia
Multi-framework ecosystems and enterprise team work. Bigger systems, bigger teams, more moving parts.
CTO at Startgram
Architecture, code, infrastructure, CI/CD, and release responsibility — all mine.
Education & Languages
Music Information Science - UniMi
Go, Python, MATLAB
High school diploma
Java, C, C++, Python, PHP, SQL, MariaDB